Hawk Tuah girl and Liv MorganHawk Tuah Girl and Liv Morgan (Photo via fightful/Twitter)
Liv Morgan certainly has her eyes on what is hot around social media these days, as her latest actions ignited the internet.

The former competitive cheerleader turned WWE Women’s World Champion joined in on the popular ‘Hawk Tuah’ meme.

The meme has gone viral in recent days, with many people creating their own parodies of it.

On social media, Morgan joined in on the fun as she used her WWE Women’s World Championionship belt she has held since May of this year.

Liv Morgan was backstage at an event over the weekend preparing for her match when cameras caught up with her for an update.

She mentioned she was feeling great and just needed to give the WWE Women’s World Title a “hawk tuah.”

 

Liv Morgan, of course, is referring to the young woman in a video stating she would spit on a man’s penis while pleasuring him. She has become the face of fellatio as a result.

We can only pray that her father and family members are without access to the internet.

Liv Morgan Has Made Incredible Recovery From 2023 Injury

Currently, there is no more important wrestler in the WWE Universe than Liv Morgan.

Unfortunately, her body seems to betray her at time. In July 2023, Morgan was injured during a Women’s Tag Team Title match on Monday Night Raw. She was spotted in an arm sling.

Morgan was taken out of action on WWE Raw as she was forced to get surgery.

Morgan spoke to Chris Van Vliet on YouTube about her 2023 injury and the rehab process as well.

“I had a very pretty serious injury that we kind of even haven’t really disclosed the details of. So basically, I dislocated my shoulder in a match with Ripley. And I went and got an MRI, the MRI showed a labral tear. I don’t know if you guys know anything about MRIs, but they’re only 60% accurate. I did not know that.”

“And so pretty much they’re like, hi, we recommend getting surgery because of the dislocation. So you’re gonna dislocate it again, whether it’s in five years, whether it’s WrestleMania next year, you’re going to have another dislocation. And so I sat around with it, because I really, I really didn’t want to miss time, obviously, but I also didn’t want to have this injury again.”

“So I opted for the surgery, but luckily I did because, like I said, MRIs are only 60% accurate. So when my surgeon opened up my little shoulder, he was like, well, bicep tear, rotator cuff tear, labrum tear. And so I had all these extra tears and rips in my shoulder that we wouldn’t have known about had I not gotten the surgery. So if I chose to just rehab I wouldn’t have healed properly and we wouldn’t have known why.”

“And so I got the surgery. But I honestly forgot I’ve had the surgery. I feel normal. I feel great in the ring. I only remember when I see my suture marks. So it was, it was pretty crazy.”